Don Quixote On Market Street Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEFGBHBIJ KLMBBNOPBQBBBQQRNSTU

Riding on Rosinante where the carsA
With dismal unremitting clangors passB
And people move like curbless energumensB
Rowelled by fiends of fury back and forthC
Behold Quixote comes in battered mailD
Armgaunt with eyes of some keen haggard hawkE
Far from his eyrie Gazing right and leftF
Over his face a lightning of disdainG
Flushes and limns the hollowness of cheeksB
Bronzed by the suns of battle and his handH
Tightens beneath its gauntlet on the lanceB
As if some foe had challenged him or sightI
Of unredressed wrong provoked his ireJ
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Brave spectre what chimera shares thy saddleK
Pointing thee to this place Thy tale is toldL
The high proud legend of all causes lostM
A quenchless torch emblazoning black agesB
Go hence deluded paladin there isB
No honor here nor glory to be wonN
Knight of La Mancha turn thee to the pastO
Amid its purple marches ride for ayeP
Nor tilt with thunder driven iron millsB
That shall grind on to silence ChivalryQ
Has flown to stars unsooted by the fumesB
That have befouled these heavens and romanceB
Departing will unfurl her oriflammesB
On towers unbuilded in an age to beQ
Waste not thy knightliness in wars unworthyQ
For time and his alastors shall destroyR
Full soon and bring to stuffless cloudy ruinN
All things that fret thy spirit riding downS
This pass with pandemonian walls this HinnomT
Where Moloch and where Mammon herd the doomedU

Clark Ashton Smith



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